In July, 1931, [Louis W. Dingeldey] opened a private golf course near Solon, Ohio, a nine-hole course beautifully laid out, on which stands a comfortable club house amid attractive surroundings. The privileges of this course are ex-tended to the public for the nominal fee of fifty cents per day. During the summer months Mr. Dingeldey makes his home on the farm which he owns at the golf links.

 Alburn, Wilfred Henry & Miriam Russell; Dr. Charles Franklin Thwing and Mr Elbert Hall Baker (Consultants and Advisers); S. J. Clarke (Publisher). (Chicago 1933). This Cleveland of Ours - Volume IV, pp. 789-790.